Implementation of a lifestyle intervention for people with a severe mental illness (SMILE): a process evaluation

Table 1 Participant characteristics

A. Characteristics of interviewed mental health care professionals
Nr	Gender	Age	Discipline	Total sessions given
HCP1	Male	60–69	Nurse	15
HCP2	Female	40–49	Activity worker	20
HCP3	Female	50–59	Nurse	23
HCP4	Female	30–39	Nurse	24
HCP5	Female	50–59	Nurse	30
HCP6	Female	50–59	Nurse	28
HCP7	Female	30–39	Social worker	27
HCP8	Female	30–39	Psychologist	25
HCP9	Female	30–39	Expert-by-experience	29
HCP10	Female	30–39	Nurse	28
HCP11	Male	50–59	Nurse	27
HCP12	Female	50–59	Nurse	27
HCP13	Male	40–49	Nurse	24
B. Characteristics of interviewed clients
Nr	Gender	Age	Diagnosis	Weight change after 6 months	Total attendance
C1	Male	50–59	Schizophrenia or other psychotic disorder	Gain	18
C2	Female	40–49	Borderline or other personality disorder	Loss	23
C3	Female	30–39	Borderline or other personality disorder	Loss	23
C4	Male	50–59	Schizophrenia or other psychotic disorder	Loss	14
C5	Male	40–49	Schizophrenia or other psychotic disorder	Gain	18
C6	Female	40–49	Depressive or bipolar disorder	Gain	3
C7	Female	50–59	Depressive or bipolar disorder	Loss	28
C8	Female	30–39	Schizophrenia or other psychotic disorder	Gain	11
C9	Male	40–49	Schizophrenia or other psychotic disorder	Loss	29
C10	Female	40–49	Depressive or bipolar disorder	Equal	23
C11	Female	50–59	Schizophrenia or other psychotic disorder	Loss	20
C12	Female	50–59	Post-traumatic stress disorder	Loss	21
C13	Female	30–39	Post-traumatic stress disorder	Loss	21
C14	Male	50–59	Schizophrenia or other psychotic disorder	Loss	30
C15	Male	60–69	Obsessive compulsive disorder	Loss	29

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